At the beginning of May, I was lucky enough to get invited to the Spring/Fall presentation by Penguin Teen Canada. Like with any other presentation of upcoming releases, I was scrambling to write everything down, but even this list is not comprehensive enough. Too many good books are going to come out this year. This list, mostly for my reference, contains only the books that I put on my immediate TBR.
Read MoreOh boy, do I miss in person book events. But like many of others I am so grateful for publishers to continue running those events at least virtually. So, here is my quick run down of my most anticipated book releases in summer 2021 from Harper Collins.
Read MoreRead More“Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall.” – F. Scott Fitzgerald
Okay, so the film is out but I haven’t watched it yet. Ah! I feel like I am late with my ideas, but I still want to post this part before I watch the Fantasia X film.
Read MoreI started writing this back in May before their “Fantasia X” comeback but never got around to finishing as I couldn’t figure out why the music video “Fantasia X” didn’t give us more clues.
But seems like we are getting the first teaser of a new comeback tomorrow (October 14), which would be connected to “Fantasia X”, so I thought it would be appropriate to revive this analysis.
It will be posted in parts, and I will add bits and make edits once there is more information.
I have just finished watching day 2 of BTS online concert “MAP OF THE SOUL ON:E”. It was an absolutely terrific performance. The variety of outfits and stages, the thought out into everything - it was all worth staying up late for.
Read MoreOn July 12, 2019, Friday, I was on the train somewhere in Bavaria. The car moved and I moved with it. I was tired, achy, giddy, and anxious. By that time last year, I had been sleeping between 3 and 4 hours each night, considering myself lucky if I got to 5 hours. July of 2019 was particularly hard as I was torn between jetlag and my chronic insomnia.
Read MoreWe can all agree, collectively as the humankind, that 2020 did not turn out as expected. The pandemic is still raging. People are suffering. Being overcome with negative emotions is natural in this case. Many of us feel sluggish and unmotivated, giving up on hobbies and fun things as we are still constricted in movement, travel and socialization.
Read MoreThe world has changed a lot within the past few months, even weeks. Only time can show how those changes will affect our life longterm.
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